Originally posted by: Struggler
I don't want Rudra to give in so easily. The fact that Mala does not have a reason other than love makes it all sound so unlike the typical picture laid out for eastern women. Further this will never be good enough for Rudra to forgive his mother. I do wonder though what could a genuine reason other than love be for Mala.
I have a feeling that senior Ranawat hates Mala (if at all), I get confused at times 😆, is it only because she left them or is it also because she wanted to leave him alone and even separate him from his son.Certainly the evil aunt has alot to do with the drama.
I don't want Rudra to give in easily either...I want every bit of the angst, the pain, the bitterness to play out, to be EXPRESSED...but then going by the usual pattern of this show I can't have high hopes if this will live up to its potential so braced either way.
Yes ultimately he will definitely forgive her cuz he loves her...but the bitterness bottled up since many years first has to flow out in order for love to come to the forefront and give him the strength to forgive...it will only make him the bigger person...
I think Dilsher really loved Mala a lot or he wouldn't have spent so many years stewing in bitterness after she left...but currently I feel like he's reached a point where he too has healed in a sense and might be more willing to forgive her easily than Rudra is...cuz Mala seems so repentant now and will probably try to reconcile with Dilsher too since her second husband turned out so evil😆...how very convenient for her all around.
Mohini will be ever present to add mirch masala to all these equations and yes no doubt she also must have had a major role to play in tearing the family apart all those years back to begin with...